ASUS entry into the Android tablet market was reportedly a success. When The Eee Pad Transformer was launched last year then it was main topic of confabulation. The Transformer was one of the first to feature a unique dock that transformed the device into a netbook.
Basic notable features
- Thickness – 0.51 inches
- Weight – 1.5 pounds
- Screen size (diagonal) – 10.1 inches
- Operating system – Android
- Launch OS version – 3
- Current OS version – 3.2
- Media streaming – DLNA
- CPU brand – NVIDIA
- CPU family – Tegra 2
- RAM size – 1 GB
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